Sentence examples for is now titled from inspiring English sources

The piece is now titled Love Is in the Bin.

Rather than adhering to the book's title, the one-hour drama is now titled "Surviving the Filthy Rich".

It is now titled "Tallulah Tonight".

A constitution promulgated in 2002 established Bahrain as a constitutional hereditary monarchy whose head of state is now titled king.

One is close to home: on Tuesday, The New Yorker relaunched its books blog, which is now titled Page-Turner.

In what is surely the most bizarre commercial endorsement since Eleanor Roosevelt did an ad for Good Luck Margarine in 1959, the ailing pontiff has been recruited, however unwittingly, to help hawk "The Passion of the Christ," as Mel Gibson's film about Jesus's final 12 hours is now titled.

Victoria was now titled The Grand Duchess of Hesse and by Rhine.

Serendipitously, perhaps even miraculously, a second movie had been made; a documentary originally titled The Chorus as a take-off on The Soloist, that was now titled Lost Angels.

It will be followed on Nov. 8 by a sequel to "Thor," which is now officially titled "Thor: The Dark World," and will also be released in 3-D.

The same thing happened with the title of another mean-girl show on ABC, a sitcom set in New York that begins next month and is now coyly titled "Don't Trust the B— in Apt 23".

The first book was titled The Summer Girls and the second, which is now available, is titled The Summer Wind.